Vintage Embroidery Transfer repo 7429 Farm Animals for a Quilt PATTERN 1950s

Description

A Reproduction iron on Embroidery Transfer - Design 7429 - Farm Animal Baby Quilt pattern. There are six designs to this quilt and each has a mirror image making 12 designs. There is a lamb, a goat, a chicken, a calf, a horse and a pig. Each design is about 6” x 6”. You could use the designs and make matching pillows or pictures to go with the quilt. Included; A picture for placement ideas A copy of the original detailed quilt pattern and embroidery directions A color guide for each animal Six 6” x 6” motifs each with a mirror image Instructions for using your reproduction iron on embroidery transfers Directions for tinting fabric with color crayons Copyright - This pattern was first printed in 1957 and passed into public domain 7/29/1985.
A Reproduction iron on Embroidery Transfer - Design 7429 - Farm Animal Baby Quilt pattern. There are six designs to this quilt and each has a mirror image. There is a lamb, a goat, a chicken, a calf, a horse and a pig. Each design is about 6” x 6”. You could use the designs and make matching pillows or pictures to go with the quilt.
Included;
A picture for placement ideas
A copy of the original detailed quilt pattern and embroidery directions
A color guide for each animal
Six 6” x 6” motifs each with a mirror image making 12 designs
Instructions for using your reproduction iron on embroidery transfers
Directions for tinting fabric with color crayons
Copyright - This pattern was first printed in 1957 and passed into public domain 7/29/1985.
This reproduction hand embroidery transfer was made from my collection of Vintage iron on embroidery transfers. They will iron on just like store bought transfers. No transfer pen or pencil is needed. The transfers will be printed on standard copy paper in red ink and placed in a vinyl sheet protector.
To use your Reproduction iron on embroidery transfers.
Heat your iron very hot, almost to the scorching point. Place material of desired size and shape on an ironing pad. The design to be transferred should be cut out, all lettering not desired cut off and placed printed side down where it is to be stamped. Run iron, which is so hot it almost scorches the paper, over this until the lines are the pattern does not slip.
Take this time, several seconds, depending upon the heat of the iron. Keep iron in motion to distribute heat evenly. A test design should be used first.
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